Indiana State University begins $66 million upgrade of technology facility
Indiana State University in Terre Haute has begun construction on what officials are calling its largest ever capital improvement project.
The university says the $66 million renovation of the Technology Annex at the Bailey College of Engineering and Technology represents a fundamental investment in the Indiana State and the state's future workforce.
“The Bailey College of Engineering and Technology renovations demonstrate our commitment to supporting Indiana’s workforce needs by providing students with the advanced skills and education necessary to fill high-demand jobs," says Mike Godard, President of Indiana State University. "This $66 million investment is not just about upgrading a building—it's about investing in the future of Indiana’s economy."
The renovation will
- Modernize the existing Technology Annex building and expand capacity.
- Build two additions to provide space and functionality for advanced training.
- Reconfigure first and second floors to enhance teaching, collaboration, and innovation.
- Add entryways, lobbies, and modernized infrastructure.
- Create dedicated workshops and laboratories to foster hands-on learning.
- Establish cutting-edge learning labs and classrooms.
- Install a new fire sprinkler system throughout the building.
- Install solar panels on the roof to improve energy efficiency and sustainability.
The project is targeted for substantial completion by Jan. 1, 2027.
The architect is Ratio Architects, and the construction manager is Garmong Construction.
